Why not get married in the vineyard!!!
A wedding among the vineyards is an event with a somewhat fairy-tale and somewhat retro atmosphere that only certain places surrounded by nature and far from everything can give.
From the first days of spring when the leaves color the landscape deep green, to October when the hues turn red, the vineyard can be the setting for a fairytale event.
A ceremony or reception among vineyards has a bucolic, country charm, so the wedding fil rouge should follow this kind of setting.
Starting with the stationery: usoman paper, rough and warm-toned, colored envelopes tending toward eucalyptus green or why not burgundy. Wedding invitations reminiscent of the countryside and place cards that echo the shapes of rows of vines are just a few details that could be incorporated into wedding planning.
It will not be necessary to go overboard with floral decorations, being already immersed in nature.
In these cases it is appropriate to choose country flowers, lots of greenery and some inserts of white such as Astilbe, Nigella, Chamomile, Eucalyptus and a touch of color with Ranunculus.
If the ceremony is also held in the vineyard, a location can be chosen where the rows provide a backdrop. Or if we have enough space between rows, we can use the linearity of the rows to recreate the bays of a church.
As for the reception, on the other hand, you can think of an imperial table nestled among the rows, left in rough wood, decorated with a central runner, a few candles and a touch of color given by scattered floral centerpieces.
In case of bad weather and size permitting, the dinner can be moved to the cooperage, a very atmospheric Plan B full of ideas for creating scenic arrangements.
Even the outfit of the bride and groom cannot fail to match the chosen setting.
In this case, princely and opulent gowns must give way to country and somewhat bucolic dresses.
For the groom, a broken suit with some nod to the colors of the vineyard might be ideal. A short dress or one with colorful inserts can be considered for the bride.
Have you ever thought of getting married in red?
Each culture associates it with a different ceremony.
In many countries red represents beauty, happiness and love; in many Asian cultures brides wear red wedding dresses on their wedding day to symbolize joy, fertility and good luck.
In other cultures red is worn on second nuptials, but some simply decide to wear red as a jaunty color symbolizing love.
It is important to try multiple shades of red to find the best match with your complexion and hair colors.
In a vineyard wedding special attention goes to the cadeau. Preference is given to items that follow the theme of the whole day, inspired by nature or the landscape around: a bottle of wine with a personalized label, a wine accessory kit or a branded under glass.
So what are you waiting for to contact us to choose together the vineyard that best suits your wedding?
